Posts Tagged ‘Addison Chamber Choir’
Addison Chamber Choir @Brandenburg Choral Festival
Addison Chamber Choir at the Brandenburg Choral Festival of London Friday 24 November, 7.30pm St Margaret Pattens, Rood Ln, Eastcheap, London EC3M 1HS Addison Chamber Choir presents a seasonal programme which contrasts the darkness and coldness of late Autumn and early Winter with the hope brought by the prospect of increasing light and warmth at…
Read MoreJoint Chamber and Oratorio Choirs concert
Tickets: £18 (+booking fee). Under 16s £3 (+booking fee) On Saturday 25th March the Classical Choirs of the Addison Singers embark upon a new era of musicmaking with their new MD Matthew Thomas Morgan. We take this opportunity to reflect on the transitions in life and beyond. ‘Reflections on Life’ sees both the Chamber and…
Read MoreThe Upper Room Christmas Carol Concert
Christmas is fast approaching, and once again we would like to invite everyone in our local community to join us at our annual Christmas carol service at St Saviour Wendell Park church at 7pm on Tuesday 13th December. As before, we will be joined by the wonderful Addison Singers’ Chamber Choir, who will lead us all in song, as…
Read MoreAddison Oratorio and Chamber Choirs’ concert
Saturday 26 November 2022 at 7.30pm St Peter’s Church, Southfield Road, W4 1BB The Addison Singers concert on November 26th will see their last performance under David Wordsworth, who has been Music Director of the organisation for over 26 years. The programme will include the world premiere of a substantial new work by Master of…
Read MoreBrandenburg Festival presents: Addison Chamber Choir on Sunday 13 November
Coming a week before St Cecilia’s Day, Addison Chamber Choir singers spend the first half of this afternoon’s concert presenting a selection of short pieces bookended by two works celebrating the patron saint of music. During the second half they will perform Fauré’s beautiful Requiem Mass. Venue: St Margaret Pattens, Rood Lane, Eastcheap, EC3M 1…
Read MoreChamber and Oratorio Choirs Spring concert
The most misleading title in the history of music ? Rossini’s ‘Petite Messe Solennelle’ is neither short nor solemn. Written in retirement in 1864, and intended for private performance, hence the unusual accompaniment for piano and harmonium, the piece is a joyful affirmation of the composer’s faith, but also looks back to some of his…
Read MoreChamber Choir Carols and Readings
The Addison Chamber Choir will again be singing carols at St Saviour’s in support of their Upper Room charity. This will be a service of carols and readings which we last did in 2019. 7.30 Tuesday 7 December St Saviour’s Church, Wendell Park Cobbold Road W12 9LN The Upper Room’s vision is to support and…
Read MoreChamber Choir @St Paul’s Grove Park
With the backing of a solid risk assessment, masks at the ready and a rota of dedicated cleaning volunteers, Chamber Choir singers were delighted to have 3 live but socially distanced choir rehearsals for Rachmaninov Vespers and Josquin des Prés before half-term. The socialising can wait but the singing can’t! Those shielding were able to…
Read MoreCarol Concert with Addison Chamber Choir: Action on Hearing Loss
Brandenburg Spring Choral Festival: The Addison Chamber Choir
Saturday 10th March 2018 @ 7.30pm St. Katharine Cree, 86 Leadenhall St, London EC3A 3BP (part of the Brandenburg Spring Choral Festival) Judith Weir – Ave Regina Caelorum John Gardner – Five Hymns in the Popular Style Mozart – Ave verum corpus Mozart – Requiem (accompaniment arranged for piano duet by Czerny) The Addison Chamber Choir…
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